BOMBANANA Math Module: Result, Light and Final Button
The Calculator has two separate inputs: the arithmetic result, then a button selected by the light and that result’s parity. Keep the result available after entering it.
Cooperative bomb-defusal puzzles
Open the current-manual router first, then choose the Calculator, Piano, Switches, Wires or Talking Monkey module in front of your team.

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The Calculator has two separate inputs: the arithmetic result, then a button selected by the light and that result’s parity. Keep the result available after entering it.
The octave selects a row and the active light selects a column. Their intersection supplies the complete four-note sequence; keep the letters in the order printed.
Keep each switch’s light color paired with its Braille number. The full left-to-right color order chooses the table, and that table’s conditions determine the four positions.
The light color is an input to the table; the wire color is its answer. Count the connected wires before looking up which color to cut.
For the Talking Monkey puzzle players call Simon Says, remember the response buttons you press. Each new stage adds one response after the earlier responses in their original order.
Use the current manual as a variable lookup tool, pass the observed clues without mixing them with the answer, and open the focused guide for the active module.
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